Or. Admin. Code § 863-050-0033 - Notice of Judgments
(1)
Except as otherwise provided by section (4) of this rule, an escrow agent must
notify the Real Estate Commissioner in writing of any of the following:
(a) A judgment entered against the escrow
agent in any civil action involving the alleged misconduct of the escrow agent
in an escrow transaction or of any owner, officer, employee, or director of the
escrow agent in an escrow transaction handled through the escrow
agent;
(b) A conviction in any
criminal proceeding involving the misconduct of the escrow agent in an escrow
transaction or of any owner, officer, employee, or director of the escrow agent
in an escrow transaction handled through the escrow agent; or
(c) A decision adverse to the escrow agent
resulting from court-ordered binding arbitration involving the alleged
misconduct of the escrow agent in an escrow transaction or of any owner,
officer, employee, or director of the escrow agent in an escrow transaction
handled through the escrow agent.
(2) The notice required by section (1) of
this rule must contain a brief description of the escrow transaction involved
and the names of the principals. If a civil action or court-ordered binding
arbitration, the notice must include a copy of the judgment entered or
arbitrator's decision. If a criminal proceeding, the notice must include the
criminal charge for which the escrow agent, officer, employee, or director was
convicted and the sentence imposed.
(3) The notice required by sections (1) and
(2) of this rule must be made within ten banking days after the judgment is
entered, the arbitrator's decision is issued, or the sentencing date. The
escrow agent must provide notice under this section even if the judgment or
conviction is appealed. If the judgment or conviction is appealed, the escrow
agent must report each subsequent decision of an appellate court within ten
banking days after the date the appellate order is entered.
(4) A judgment of the Small Claims Department
of any Circuit Court or Justice's Court is exempt from the notice requirements.
However, if the judgment is appealed, each subsequent decision of any appellate
court must be reported under this rule.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 696.385 & 696.541
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 696.511 & 696.535
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